Having spent most of his 64 years playing and coaching baseball in south Austin, Alvarez has seen all of the hits, misses and curve balls that a baseball life can throw at you. He’s won numerous awards, made the state championship game, worked under the best baseball minds, seen bad umpire calls that still bother him to this day, coached talented young players who have gone on to sign professional contracts, and dealt with tragedies of losing former players and a coach.
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